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Briles I no longer care about, he's gone.
Unless CMR can go 6-6 this season he is Steele 2.0, or Beall 3.0 and should be shown the door.
You have to admit 1-11 and a loss to Liberty is one hell of a calling card and certainly ought to make us feel confident.
Are you guys still down with the process if we go 3-9? 2-10? I mean the percentage improvements would be huge.
Who would you replace him with if he's shown the door? That's what the **** I want to hear from y'all.
Dabo?
Bellichick?
Tom Landry?
Les Miles
He was such a good option, it's a shame he got schooped up by another school so quick.
Well, to be fair, his overall record and resume are better than CMR's, and he won a natty, but who's counting?
And what is "schooped"? Another millennial term my geriatric butt doesn't understand?
Oh I'm sorry, gramps, he didn't and still hasn't get hired. ****ty Purdue wouldn't even hire him.
Awesome, dodged a bullet then. He sucks. I bet he wouldn't have won more than a game this past season.
As for "schooped"?
You said that a spread system would help mask our offensive deficiencies, and you're standing up for Les Miles...
Wrong on both counts. Not standing up for Miles, nor did I say a spread would mask our offensive deficiencies. We ran a spread, just in case you were unaware.
Want to try again?
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Define worst.
Unbearable content?
Merciless negativity?
Horrible opinions?
The list is shorter over here than the miles of dopes on the poor board.
What really amazes me about that crap fest across the tracks is that they completely ignore the valuable stuff that is pinned at the top. Those posts have 1-5 posts, while they have a thread with over a 1000 posts about how much they hate our coach. I wish I could hack stuff, would shut that place down in a hurry.
This X 1000. One of them even made the comment that they have more posts on the never ending CAB/BOR fight 3 years running now over all the free pieces the guys put out to entice them..
And you wonder why they all assume we run a pro system..
Well, to be fair, in this "multiple" offense, Nixon has said his passing game is "pro style," while the running game incorporates more spread and Oregon-style elements.
I wish it was the opposite.
Understand I'm more referring to the 6-7 posters who can't seem to veer from this Big-10, pound in the dirt running game that is completely untrue. It's just as annoying as the Jersey/Fhule nicknames from the arm chair QBs over there. I like conversing on both boards as you know, but most conversations over there digress to a kindergarten mentality until someone gets mad and takes their toys home from the sandbox.
What even funnier to me are those who pretend like briles way is the only way we can win games. Or that the Big10 pound it in the dirt style doesn't win games.
Any offensive system works with the correct personnel.
Gotta disagree with this. Name me all of the teams this past decade that won a natty with the Big 10 pound it in the dirt style? I can't think of one. The closest is Alabama, which converted to a pro-style spread about 6 years ago. The Ohio State's, Alabama, and Clemson's of the world are running a whole lot more spread concepts than plow the earth concepts.
Those systems aren't winning nattys anymore. Briles system was so effective because it could equalize the immense talent gap between teams like Baylor and the blue-bloods. Whether we can have that same kind of success without what was our great equalizer remains to be seen.
Oh I'm sorry, talent gap. Not offensive efficiency.
Les Miles couldn't win with a roster full of 4 and 5 stars but he's gonna come here and win.
LoL
Wrong again. I said Briles' system masked talent deficiencies. I also didn't advocate for Les Miles.
I hope your reading comprehension will improve in the near future.
What the actual ****? You really gonna split hairs between "gap" and "deficiencies" ?
Clearly you're reading comprehension sucks since I quoted your own post and you didn't even bother to read it.
I give up. Have fun, Simple Jack
I can't believe I am having to spell this out for you. Why can't you read instead of making assumptions?
I SAID BRILES' OFFENSE - NOT THE SPREAD - MASKED TALENT DEFICIENCIES. LET ME REPEAT: BRILES' OFFENSE, NOT THE SPREAD.
I am not sure shouting will make him understand that fact any better. Briles was able to compete (play closer) with less depth and generally lesser recruits (and a future Heisman winner). When he started getting more depth and get a bit closer with the athletes, he was then able to beat teams with better recruits and started to win at a very high level. The whole thing blew up, not coincidentally, just as he was starting to beat those other teams head-to-head for recruits. Had either he or the University had its ducks in a row, we'd be talking about who we would be playing in the conference title game or playoff instead of whether we're going to a bowl game.
Having said that, Rhule's offense can work in large part because it isn't some old style three yards and a cloud of dust offense. It spreads the field (not as much as Briles did, but enough to be effective). Like Briles' offense at its best, it uses speed, a strong offensive line and a quarterback who can keep a defense off balance with his feet.